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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1922
Page
4
Aspirants for Beauty Reflect on Modern Standards
An editorial from 1922 discusses the surge in beauty contests and the Atlantic City carnival. It cautions that physical beauty attracts attention and may tempt misused advances, warning that success in business requires more than looks and highlighting the value of brains and vivacity beyond changing fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
William G. Baker Dies. Maryland Philanthropist and Banker
William G. Baker, a prominent Maryland figure, dies leaving a large estate built as Frederick County's largest landowner. He organized a successful bank, supported schools for boys with his brothers, and contributed generously to public causes. His widow and public-minded life mark a notable loss to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Baker
Maryland
Frederick
America
Baker
Baltimore American
Martinsburg Gets New Ladies Ready-to-Wear Shop
A. Hamburger, proprietor of the Specialty Shop, has rented a storeroom on Queen Street Martinsburg formerly used by the Electric Bakery and will open another ladies ready-to-wear shop in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
A. Hamburger
Queen Street
Electric Bakery
Should Frederick Have a Storage Reservoir
The Inquiring Reporter asks Frederick residents if the town should build a storage reservoir. Frederick’s expansion creates demand for a larger water supply. several respondents urge increasing capacity and a larger main, citing inadequate current supply and heavy industrial use.
Jerseys Capture Prizes At Major Jersey Show
Miss Eleanor Fitzgibbon of Montpelier Manor Farms Laurel Maryland dominates Timonium with 17 ribbons from Sybils Gamboge Jerseys. She owns a quarter interest in the famed bull valued at 45000 dollars. The get of Sybil's Gamboge won multiple prizes and Montpelier’s champions drew top awards. Mr Orth of Sandy Hill Farm and Miss Fitzgibbon, both former Pittsburgh residents, expand her Laurel herd. A toddler near Catoctin Furnace narrowly escaped drowning after falling into a tub of water. timely passersby and Dr M A Birely aided recovery. Recent visitors to Mrs John E Whites’ include Ida LeCompte Clarence L Strausman and others from Baltimore and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Fitzgibon
Montpelier Manor Farms
Laurel
Syracuse
H. J. Urth, Jr
Sandy Hill Farm
Fitzgibson
Jersey
Timonium Montpelier Manor Farms
Sybil
Sibyl
Fitzgibbon
Mr. Orth
Miss Fitzgibbon
Pittsburgh
Thomas Pennell
Catoctin Furnace
Thurmont
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local notes from The News dated September 15 190% chronicle Frederick items. William T Maulsby heads to Baltimore for G A R Post Com manders meeting while Frederick County Agricultural Society officers attend Hanover Fair. A linden tree before Leat’s Orphan Asylum is cut for new granite curbing. A brass cross to St John’s Chapel Walkersville funded by Mr and Mrs Edmund Lee Goldsborough. Bishop Pareto to preside and confer confirmations on October 3. Harry Anders leaves for Lehigh University mining program. Baltimore district conference selects Harman Md for next session at request of Rev J H Balibis.
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Leat
East Church Street
John C. Hardt
Geissler
New York
St. John's Chapel
Walkersville
Edmund Lee Goldsborough
Washington
Pareto
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Harman's
J. H. Balibis
Democratic banquet plans completed for state event
Readiness for the Democratic banquet and meeting at Hotel Brad dock tomorrow evening under the Junior Democratic Club with about 130 members and many state leaders. Governor Ritchie will speak, with William Cabell Bruce and Senator Mish also delivering remarks. toastmaster JW Brence leads a large, varied guest list from Allegany to Wicomico.
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Hotel
Braddock
Democratic Club
David C. Winebrewer
Ritchie
Willian Cabell Bruce
Nommlate
Unite States
Frank Mish
Washington County
Ritenie
Bruce
Mish
Jwanobrence
Allegany
Fuller Barnard, Jr
David J. Lewis
Hugh A. McMullen
William C. Walsh
Anne Arundel
Ichie
A. Theodore Brady
Baltimore City
William — Cabell Brace
William I. Norris
George A. Freid
Samuel K Dean's
John J. Ma Shon
Philip Kberlman
Howard Brs
Ant
William M. Maloy
John N. Mackall
Merchant of Venice star Fritz Leiber heads City Opera House
Fritz Leiber the Portrayer of Shakesperean roles comes to the City Opera House tomorrow night in the Merchant of Venice as Shylock. Critics hail his new golfen opinion and capacity crowds mark his engagements. Leiber will be supported by the same cast as New York. The production features strong stage settings, mystical lighting, and humane treatment of the plays. The star’s appeal hinges on public support to bring such productions here. Seat sales have been advancing steadily. Reunion noted for the 130th Pennsylvania Regiment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Leiber
City Opera House
Shylock
Leiber
New York
Nlass
Palmistry Lessons Reveal Fortune Line Meanings
In these lessons Mrs Garnet Thatcher explains palmistry's sun line fate line and star signs. An early rising sun line signals prompt fortune while breaks or islands warn of money loss and fame symbols indicate ambition satisfied through specific life paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Thatcher
Jupiter
Sarah Bernhardt
Luna
The Short Story JR Father Stork
Old Father Stork and his wife plan a southward migration as a sick mother hopes. Hans and Hilda fear the cold and await good luck from storks. A fisherman's arrival brings joy but the father falls ill and dies after crashing into a windmill in a bleak winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Stork
Canala
Holland
Hans
Hilda
Mrs. Stork
Hang
School of Missions to Meet September 26 and 27
Interdenominational School of Missions to convene September 26 and 27 at a Presbyterian church. Program lists devotional services, home and foreign missions talks, junior book studies, box lunches, and closing remarks by missionary Edna Jones. Faculty includes Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Niles, Mrs. Zeigler, Miss Hope, and Miss Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
John Y. Boyd
Harrisburg
Edward Niles
Baltimore
E. H. Zeigler
Hagerstown
Mildred Hope
Catonsville
Edna Jones
China
Foreign Missions
John J. Boyd
Home Missions
Sorg
Dixon
Mine Eden Jones
Ina
Elh. Zeigler
Bible Studs
John Bord
Forward Niles
Mildared Hope
John Berd
E. A. Zeigler
Bible Thought PERFECT PEACE
A devotional note quotes Isaiah 26 2 promising perfect peace for those whose minds stay on Thee The passage emphasizes trust and steadfast focus on God as the source of calm amid life.
Constitution Rule Ties in Elections Maryland
Maryland constitutional text states that when two or more candidates tie for the highest votes in any directed election a new election must be ordered by the Governor unless the constitution provides otherwise. This is Section 4 of Article 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Buffalo population counts in US and Canada
Reports estimate about 4000 buffalo in the United States and 6000 in Canada, noting current numbers and regional distribution without specifying sources or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Canada
Tanlac credited with restoring health after nervous breakdown
Mrs Mabel L Francis of Baltimore Maryland says Tanlac lifted her from a nervous breakdown two years ago. She details severe headaches poor appetite and exhaustion before starting Tanlac, notes rapid improvement gaining ten pounds and lasting good health since. Sold by all good druggists in Frederick.
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Tanlac
Mabel L Francis
Freidrick
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